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- proper noun the revived language of the Goths, spoken in modern times.
Etymologies
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Its initial construction took nearly a decade and a half, and remodeling and additions were still in process during the 19th century when master mason Benigno Montoya added a Neogothic façade, including simple decorations on the columns and religious figures.
Durango's colonial architecture: eleven quarry stone gems 2009
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Its initial construction took nearly a decade and a half, and remodeling and additions were still in process during the 19th century when master mason Benigno Montoya added a Neogothic façade, including simple decorations on the columns and religious figures.
Durango's colonial architecture: eleven quarry stone gems 2009
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Its initial construction took nearly a decade and a half, and remodeling and additions were still in process during the 19th century when master mason Benigno Montoya added a Neogothic façade, including simple decorations on the columns and religious figures.
Durango's colonial architecture: eleven quarry stone gems 2009
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It was inaugurated in 1913 and it is of Neogothic style.
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Myfonts · Aeronaut: A Neogothic typeface that radiates trendy ease and allows bi-color compositions.
The Iconfactory 2009
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Its initial construction took nearly a decade and a half, and remodeling and additions were still in process during the 19th century when master mason Benigno Montoya added a Neogothic façade, including simple decorations on the columns and religious figures.
Mexico Connect Latest Articles Jeffrey R. Bacon 2009
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Friedrichswerdersche Kirche - Nice church located near Unter den Linden / Museum Island, finished 1830 by Schinkel - English Neogothic style.
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